Chapter 13

I wasn't planning to update again, but enough people have messaged asking how things turned out. Plus, some closure might help other people dealing with similar situations.Ashley's situation, according to Martin—who I still talk to occasionally; he's a good guy caught in a bad family situation—is that she moved three states away. Here's what I know:About three weeks after everything went down, Chris posted the whole story on Facebook. He tagged Ashley, included screenshots of their messages, photos of her with his ring, and the timeline. He was angry and wanted people to know what she'd done. I don't blame him; he'd been planning to move states for her.That post went viral in Ashley's circles. Martin said Ashley called him in a panic at 2:00 a.m. when she saw it, begging him to help her get it taken down. She tried reporting it to Facebook, tried calling Chris, tried everything. But the damage was done; it had already been shared hundreds of times.Suddenly, it wasn't just "Andy's being cruel to Ashley" anymore. It was three guys, three timelines, one con artist. Her family saw it. Her coworkers saw it. Her friends saw it. The narrative completely flipped.Her job at the dental office got complicated. Turns out she'd been using work time to coordinate her triple life: video calls with Chris during lunch breaks, texting Logan between patients, that kind of thing. Someone in her office reported it to HR after the whole thing blew up. She wasn't fired, but they transferred her to a different location. She quit two weeks later and moved.The friend group that went on those girls' trips with her—they've scattered. Martin said one of them reached out to me on Instagram (I didn't accept the request) to apologize. Apparently, they thought Ashley was planning some elaborate surprise proposal for me and were helping her by providing alibis. When the truth came out, they felt used. The group chat dissolved.Ashley's parents took a while, but her dad sent me a letter last month. An actual handwritten letter in the mail. Apologized for calling me abusive, said they were wrong to jump to conclusions, that they didn't raise her to be this person, and that they're ashamed of how they handled it. Said I deserved someone who'd be proud to call me their partner from day one, not introduce me as "the computer guy."It was surprisingly genuine. I haven't responded yet. Maybe I will, maybe not. It's not about punishing them; I just don't know what there is to say.

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